Wax oil stuff, which one and how to apply?

[winchman]

I have an old Talbot Express Motor Home!
Whilst the wings and sills are rusty the rest looks to be good so I want to treat it, so what should I use and why?
I was thinking of buying cheap compressor and spraying it on then selling the compressor as I have not space or need for one so any top tips?

 

[Cobbler]

Ive used Bilt Hambers dynax with good results. It's available in 5 litres or large aerosols with a 2 foot injector tube. Only available direct I think.

 

[wookie]

Do it outside, wear a mask, warm it up first, make sure there is nothing important downwind, if your bothered about making a mess on the floor put some cardboard down to catch the drips, watch your overspray or mask up the car first.

 

[Bill Edwards]

A paraffin gun run off a compressor can blast liquid into crevices like nothing else - which is exactly where rust typically starts.

The Bilt Hanber stuff appears to be the dogs danglies from my research - not tried it myself - but Morris Ankor Wax is easier to get hold of and also good.

 

[Gritineye]

I quite like this stuff, sort of grown up Waxoil.

http://www.morrislubricantsonline.co.uk/ankor-wax-preservative-fluid.html

 

[rcx132]

I reckon they ate much alike. Used to spend money on good ones now I'm just going to buy cheap. Use heavy bodied black ones where you need protection and the less messy golden syrup type in doors and places where less protection needed.